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Overseas players for the 2022 Vitality Blast

Some of the world's best players will be playing in the 2022 Vitality Blast this summer. Here's a breakdown of who each team have signed for the 20th anniversary of the T20 competition.

Birmingham Bears

Carlos Brathwaite (West Indies), Paul Stirling (Ireland - available for first 12 games and Finals Day if required, due to international commitments), Nathan McAndrew (Australia)

Derbyshire Falcons

Shan Masood (Pakistan), Suranga Lakmal (Sri Lanka), Dustin Melton (Zimbabwe). 

Durham

David Bedingham, Ashton Turner (both Australia)

Essex Eagles

Simon Harmer (South Africa), Daniel Sams (Australia)

Glamorgan

Colin Ingram (South Africa), Michael Neser, Marnus Labushagne (both Australia)

Gloucestershire

Zafar Gohar (Pakistan), Marcus Harris (Australia), Naseem Shah (Pakistan - available until the end of the group stage), Glenn Phillips (New Zealand)

Hampshire Hawks

Ben McDermott, Nathan Ellis (both Australia), Kyle Abbott (South Africa)

Kent Spitfires

Qais Ahmad (Afghanistan), George Linde (South Africa)

Lancashire Lightning

Dane Vilas (South Africa), Tim David (Australia)

Leicestershire Foxes

Naveen-ul-Haq, Rahmanullah Gurbaz (both Afghanistan)

Middlesex

Mujeeb Ur Rahman (Afghanistan), Jason Behrendorff, Chris Green (both Australia)

Northamptonshire Steelbacks

Jimmy Neesham (New Zealand), Chris Lynn (Australia)

Notts Outlaws

Dane Paterson (South Africa), James Pattinson, Dan Christian (both Australia)

Somerset

Peter Siddle (Australia), Marchant de Lange, Rilee Rossouw (both South Africa)

Surrey

Sunil Narine, Kieron Pollard (both West Indies)

Sussex Sharks

Rashid Khan (Afghanistan), Josh Philippe (Australia), Mohammad Rizwan (Pakistan - until mid -June)

Worcestershire Rapids

Colin Munro (New Zealand), Dwayne Bravo (West Indies)

Yorkshire Vikings

Shadab Khan (Pakistan), Haris Rauf (Pakistan - avalable for first five games), Finn Allen (New Zealand - replaces Rauf)